Hey folks, Joyce Vance here.

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There's one good decision that has been attacked by the Trump administration, which is another hallmark of merit with respect to the decision.

Not always, but often. And it's an extraordinary thing. And, you know, we like to be thematic on the show.

And one of the themes of the program, given what the news has been and given the MO of the

Trump administration, is time and time again, the Trump folks say, well, that's some crazy

thing you're doing. That's an unprecedented thing that the judge is doing.

That's an unprecedented form of relief that the other side is asking for.

The answer to which often is, no, no, no, no.

That's not the crazy thing.

The crazy thing is the thing you did that caused us and prompted us to ask for the extraordinary relief

or to grant the extraordinary relief. And so a general proposition and tradition, and it's not

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